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as to where we should be going to look for accurate information. sure. absolutely. you mentioned the american college and society of feet tall medicine. there s the american society of reproductive medicine who helps manage fertility issues with patients. the american society related to breast feeding and lactating women and also any of our colleagues, as you mentioned, in the u.k., the royal college of obstetrics and gynecology as well has lots of information out there. i think looking to trust in media sources such as we re talking today and also talking to your doctor. talk to your provider. talk to your paediatrician that you may be looking to when you have your baby and ask them your opinion. those are people you ve entrusted with your health already. at that uk to them and get their input as well. doctor, we so appreciate you helping us kind of walk through what is correct and what is inaccurate here. thank you for taking time for us this morning.
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This story is part of Black Ballad’s takeover of HuffPost UK, a week-long series by Black women on parenting, family, and our post-Covid future.
Black women have revealed the shocking racism they faced in the UK’s healthcare system during pregnancy and childbirth, in a landmark study that sheds light on the country’s damning death rate for expectant Black mothers.
The survey, carried out by lifestyle publication Black Ballad, with more than 2,500 respondents, uncovered stories of substandard care, discrimination and microaggressions that marred the experiences of many pregnant women. From the wrong dosage of medications being administered to jibes being made from healthcare practitioners about their ability to speak English, Black women have revealed deeply harrowing experiences of being abused and placed at risk during pregnancy.